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Transform your kitchen into a Spanish Mediterranean oasis! Discover 15 vibrant ideas including terracotta tiles, mosaic backsplashes, and rustic furniture.

I have a total thing for Moroccan-inspired tiles. I dream about covering my bathroom floors with them one day, but I may have to make plans to outfit my kitchen now, too.What do you think? Do you love how they transform an otherwise ho-hum kitchen? Are you inspired by the colors and patterns? Would you do a whole wall if you could, or just keep it to a backsplash? How about flooring?Related: Classic Design: A Gallery of Subway Tiles in the Kitchen(Images: 1. Lauren Levinson/Time Out New…

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While kitchen backsplash materials typically consist of glass, wood, metals and stone, cement tile backsplashes have become popular due to several benefits.

Upcycling materials like colorful vintage tiles and refinished surfaces can refresh a home’s character.

When it comes to kitchen design, few styles display warmth, elegance, and charm quite like the Spanish style. With its rich colors, intricate details, and Old World influences, a Spanish style kitchen can transform any home into a cozy retreat reminiscent of a Mediterranean villa. In this blog post, we’ll explore the timeless beauty and...

Concrete might seem like an unusual choice for your kitchen, but given the right setting, its rustic, textured look can set just the right tone. Or it can be pink. Alex McCabe, co-founder of beloved Aussie brand Kip&Co, has a kitchen in her Melbourne home that’s as fun as her company’s bedding. Not only does it have glamorous brass cabinets and a standout quartzite backsplash, the island is pink concrete!

From the warm terracotta hues reminiscent of the Mexican deserts to the ornate Talavera tiles that splash vibrant stories across empty spaces, there’s an

Looking for boho kitchen ideas which may have never crossed your mind? Well, from beautifully, bright backsplash tiles to prominent rustic features, your kitchen will have a more bohemian feel in no time. But we all know it’s the small details which will fill the space with life. Try using a range of brightly coloured dinnerware along with statement glassware to add your own stamp. Or clash your patterned flooring with the tile backsplash to include a bold eye catching feature to the space.

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